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Jesus Got A Gun
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New Variant Strains
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Blood On My Hands
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Let’s Go For A Drive
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William Denton Wilde Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
William Denton Wilde embarked on his musical journey around four years ago armed with a bass guitar, a basic drum machine,
and a passion for creating raw, stripped down melodic songs about love, loneliness, sex, and death.
Just as the first lockdown hit WDW acquired an old ipad and had the time to learn the dark arts of home recording, thus enabling WDW to add synths and expand WDWs sound.
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